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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1937
Page
2
A Hollywood columnist laments the flood of letters from parents seeking film roles for their children. He notes many request slots and large weekly salaries, yet he doubts true talent matches the hype. He urges parents to try amateur theatricals at home to nurture real ability.
A behind the scenes snapshot of film stars including Johnny Starr Peter Lorre and Dick Fowell reveals their constant pet peeves studio life and publicity pressures Irene Dunne is singled out as notably enigmatic while other actors drift through the lot in search of relief from the grind.
The Amherst Public School PTA held its first meeting of the year with new officers Mrs J D Kaser president Arthur Engle vice president Mrs Walter Miller secretary and Mrs Walter Schulz treasurer In charge. A guest speaker Rev M A Burris spoke on New Education and religious instruction in schools.
The American Federation of Labor with power to expel ten rebel Committees for Industrial Organization unions opened a campaign against John L. Lewis. It approved authority to act and announced a nationwide organizing drive in CIO strongholds. The plan targets the Labor Board and seeks political action against sympathizers, with Nixon style context in the national labor conflict.
This week’s Chronicle Telegram recipe winner is Mrs. H. C. Kelsey of Wellington R.D.3 with a corn salad relish. Read on for other submitted recipes including beet relish sauerkraut carrot relish and sandwich spread from Elyria and Oberlin contributors detailing ingredients and preparation steps.
A dated home canning note outlines making green tomato pickles with vinegar sugar and spices to store two years, and suggests a peach dessert using raw peaches blended with hot baking powder blocks. The author signs as Mrs Arthur Springer of Oberlin Ohio.
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